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Worksheets2025 PHS Fall Final Exam
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
During Ancient Times, people believed that disease and illness were caused by:
Evil spirits and supernatural forces
Poor hygiene and sanitation
Genetic mutations
Bacterial and viral infections
Herbal medication used for pain during Primitive Times that is still used today:
Morphine
Aspirin
Penicillin
Ibuprofen
What is Hippocrates known for?
Father of Medicine; Hippocratic Oath
Inventor of the microscope
Discoverer of penicillin
Founder of modern chemistry
Hippocrates’ high standard of ethics was the basis for what oath which physicians still use today?
Hippocratic Oath
Geneva Oath
Medical Code of Ethics
Florence Nightingale Pledge
Who created the first microscope?
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Robert Hooke
Galileo Galilei
Zacharias Janssen
Who is the Father of Comparative Anatomy?
Andreas Vesalius
Carl Linnaeus
Georges Cuvier
William Harvey
Who is the Founder of Modern Nursing?
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Mary Seacole
Dorothea Dix
Margaret Sanger
What did Sir Alexander Fleming make?
Penicillin
Aspirin
Insulin
Morphine
What do Rehabilitation Facilities do?
Help patients recover physical or mental abilities
Provide only emergency medical care
Perform surgical operations exclusively
Offer long-term housing without medical support
Sell medical equipment to hospitals
Who does Hospice serve?
Terminally ill patients
Children with minor injuries
Healthy adults seeking routine checkups
Pregnant women
Medicaid provides healthcare assistance to what group of people?
Low-income individuals and families
High-income individuals
Foreign tourists
Government employees
What population does Medicare serve?
People aged 65 and older, and some younger people with disabilities
Children under 18 only
Pregnant women only
Active military personnel only
People with private insurance only
Therapeutic Services provides treatment for diseases or conditions.
True
False
What services does billing and collections, medical records, and admissions belong to?
Administrative Services
Clinical Services
Support Services
Therapeutic Services
Service which determines the causes of illness or injury?
Diagnostic Services
Therapeutic Services
Support Services
Health Informatics
What is a health insurance premium?
The amount paid for an insurance policy
The amount received after a claim is approved
The total cost of all medical treatments in a year
The deductible paid before insurance coverage begins
What is a co-insurance?
A percentage of costs shared between the insurance company and the insured
A type of insurance that covers only property damage
A policy that pays the full amount of any claim
A fee paid to the insurance agent for each claim
What is a co-payment?
A fixed amount paid by the patient for a covered service
A type of insurance policy
A reimbursement from the insurance company
A payment made by the hospital to the patient
What is the purpose of cost containment?
To control the rising cost of healthcare
To increase patient wait times
To reduce the quality of care
To eliminate healthcare jobs
To limit access to medical technology
Cost containment methods-
Outpatient services, preventive care, bulk purchasing, energy conservation
Increasing administrative costs, reducing preventive care, limiting access to services, promoting expensive treatments
Eliminating outpatient services, discouraging preventive care, increasing energy consumption, avoiding bulk purchasing
Promoting unnecessary hospitalizations, ignoring preventive care, purchasing at retail prices, increasing energy usage
Why is there an increased need for geriatric care?
Aging population and increased life expectancy
Decreased number of healthcare professionals
Lower rates of chronic diseases
Reduced interest in medical research
Ways to promote Wellness-
Regular exercise
Skipping meals
Excessive screen time
Ignoring sleep
The FDA is responsible for which of the following?
Regulating food and drug safety in the United States
Managing international trade agreements
Overseeing the education system
Controlling the national defense budget
What type of healthcare facility includes counseling centers, psychiatric clinics, and chemical abuse treatment centers?
Rehabilitation facilities
Emergency rooms
Surgical centers
Radiology departments
The CDC is responsible for:
Controlling and preventing diseases
Managing national parks
Regulating financial institutions
Overseeing space exploration
How long does it typically take to earn an associate’s degree and what type of schools can you attend to earn one?
It typically takes two years to earn an associate’s degree, and you can attend community colleges to earn one.
It typically takes four years to earn an associate’s degree, and you can attend universities to earn one.
It typically takes one year to earn an associate’s degree, and you can attend vocational schools to earn one.
It typically takes three years to earn an associate’s degree, and you can attend technical institutes to earn one.
A multicompetent or multiskilled worker is:
an employee who is trained to perform a variety of tasks or roles
a worker who specializes in only one skill
someone who works in multiple companies at once
an individual who manages a team of specialists
Gastroenterologist-
A doctor specializing in digestive system disorders
A doctor specializing in heart diseases
A doctor specializing in skin diseases
A doctor specializing in bone disorders
Someone who has an associates degree or 3-4 years of on the job training, is known as a ______________?
Technician.
Manager.
Intern.
Executive.
Bachelor’s degree-
An undergraduate academic degree
A postgraduate academic degree
A professional certification
A high school diploma
Oncologist-
A doctor who specializes in cancer treatment
A doctor who specializes in heart diseases
A doctor who specializes in skin disorders
A doctor who specializes in bone fractures
Phlebotomist-
A person who draws blood
A person who studies plants
A person who repairs shoes
A person who writes books
Slander-
Spoken defamation
Written defamation
Physical assault
False imprisonment
PHI-
PHI stands for Protected Health Information.
PHI stands for Public Health Initiative.
PHI stands for Personal Health Index.
PHI stands for Private Hospital Insurance.
Advance Directives-
Legal documents outlining a person's wishes for medical care
A type of health insurance plan
A medical procedure for emergency situations
A form of payment for healthcare services
Purpose of HIPAA-
To protect the privacy and security of health information
To increase healthcare costs
To eliminate health insurance
To restrict access to medical care
Negligence-
Failure to exercise reasonable care
Intentional harm
Strict liability
Absolute responsibility
Legal disabilities preventing the ability to sign a contract or give consent-
Minority
Citizenship
Employment
Residency
Ethics-
The study of moral principles
A branch of mathematics
A type of physical exercise
A form of entertainment
Malpractice-
Professional misconduct
Medical equipment
Patient recovery
Hospital management
Who owns health care records?
The patient
The hospital
The government
The insurance company
Define: Torts.
Torts are civil wrongs recognized by law as grounds for a lawsuit, resulting in injury or harm and leading to legal liability.
Torts are criminal acts punishable by imprisonment.
Torts are government regulations related to business operations.
Torts are contracts between two parties for the sale of goods.
Define: Culture (Patient-Centered Considerations).
Culture refers to the shared beliefs, values, customs, and behaviors of a group of people.
Culture refers to the genetic makeup of an individual.
Culture is the medical history of a patient.
Culture is the physical environment where a patient lives.
Define: Cultural diversity (Patient-Centered Considerations).
Cultural diversity is the existence of a variety of cultural or ethnic groups within a society.
Cultural diversity refers to the uniformity of cultural practices in a society.
Cultural diversity means the elimination of all cultural differences in healthcare.
Cultural diversity is the preference for one cultural group over others in patient care.
Personal Qualities of the Healthcare Worker: The image a healthcare worker should portray is:
Professional, caring, and responsible
Casual and indifferent
Unkempt and disorganized
Aggressive and impatient
Define: Empathy (Personal Qualities of the Healthcare Worker).
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person.
Empathy is the ability to diagnose medical conditions without tests.
Empathy is the ability to prescribe medication accurately.
Empathy is the ability to perform surgical procedures efficiently.
Define: Tact (Personal Qualities of the Healthcare Worker).
Tact is the ability to say or do things without offending others.
Tact is the ability to work quickly under pressure.
Tact is the ability to diagnose medical conditions accurately.
Tact is the ability to maintain strict confidentiality at all times.
Define: Enthusiasm (Personal Qualities of the Healthcare Worker).
Enthusiasm is a strong excitement or eagerness for something.
Enthusiasm is a lack of interest in daily activities.
Enthusiasm is the ability to work alone without supervision.
Enthusiasm is the tendency to avoid communication with others.
Define: Patience (Personal Qualities of the Healthcare Worker).
Patience is the ability to wait calmly or endure difficulties without complaint.
Patience is the ability to make quick decisions without thinking.
Patience is the tendency to avoid responsibility in difficult situations.
Patience is the skill of persuading others to do your work for you.
World of Work: What type of person should you use for a reference on a job application?
A former employer or supervisor
A family member
A close friend
A celebrity
What is a resume?
A resume is a document that summarizes your education, work experience, skills, and accomplishments.
A resume is a type of cover letter used for job applications.
A resume is a certificate awarded after completing a course.
A resume is a list of references for a job interview.
What is the purpose of a cover letter?
The purpose of a cover letter is to introduce yourself to a potential employer and highlight your qualifications for the job.
The purpose of a cover letter is to provide a list of references.
The purpose of a cover letter is to negotiate your salary before the interview.
The purpose of a cover letter is to submit your resignation.
World of Work: What should you include in a letter of resignation?
The reason for leaving and your last working day
A list of your personal grievances
A demand for a salary increase
A detailed account of your daily tasks
What is the purpose of an interview?
The purpose of an interview is to assess a candidate's suitability for a job and allow the candidate to learn more about the position.
The purpose of an interview is to provide entertainment for the audience.
The purpose of an interview is to increase company profits directly.
The purpose of an interview is to train the candidate for the job.
Define 'Written order for payment of money through a bank'.
A written order for payment of money through a bank is a check.
A written order for payment of money through a bank is a receipt.
A written order for payment of money through a bank is a voucher.
A written order for payment of money through a bank is a bill.
What is the most common filing method in business?
Alphabetical filing is the most common method in business.
Numerical filing is the most common method in business.
Geographical filing is the most common method in business.
Subject-wise filing is the most common method in business.
What is the purpose of medical coding?
The purpose of medical coding is to translate medical diagnoses and procedures into standardized codes for billing and record-keeping.
The purpose of medical coding is to prescribe medication to patients.
The purpose of medical coding is to perform surgical operations.
The purpose of medical coding is to provide physical therapy to patients.
What do ICD-10 diagnostic codes represent?
ICD-10 diagnostic codes represent specific diseases, conditions, and health problems.
ICD-10 diagnostic codes represent hospital locations.
ICD-10 diagnostic codes represent medical equipment brands.
ICD-10 diagnostic codes represent patient names.
What do CPT procedural codes represent?
CPT procedural codes represent medical procedures and services provided by healthcare professionals.
CPT procedural codes represent pharmaceutical drug classifications.
CPT procedural codes represent hospital building codes.
CPT procedural codes represent patient insurance policy numbers.
Business & Accounting: It is important to have the correct diagnostic or procedural code used because:
It ensures accurate billing and reimbursement.
It allows for faster patient recovery.
It increases the number of patients seen.
It eliminates the need for medical records.
